Since its 2014 US release, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire has been highly anticipated. This is a sweet, spicy, vanilla-noted blend of the renowned No. 7 and a hot cinnamon liqueur. It is best consumed alone, a little cold.

Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 has a compelling case for being the most recognisable whisky in the world, and you don't get that kind of recognition for nothing. Generations of whisky lovers have been influenced by the sweet and oaky flavour of the classic JD, which is made according to a recipe that dates back more than a century, meticulously filtered through maple charcoal for purity...

Gentleman Jack, the statesman of the Jack Daniels line, is twice filtered using the company's patented maple-charcoal process. A universal classic at the pinnacle of its age, Gentleman Jack boasts an impressively mellow quality and a richness of flavour that is both bold and refined. It is full of flavours like sweet caramel, spicy oak, and crisp vanilla.

For everyone who enjoys the distinctive Jack Daniels flavour profile, Single Barrel Select is the obvious next step. Its increased ABV of 45% (90 proof) will give you a more defined taste of the traditional caramel, oak-spice, and fruity sweetness, along with a little more punch that will keep your interest. Single Barrel Select, which is made from a single barrel of Jack...

The nose is rather muted, but there's still a lovely toffee sweetness. Toasty oak and melted vanilla ice cream notes, together with a hint of butterscotch and zesty citrus The palate is thick and rich, with hints of pepper, caramel—or perhaps I should say "Carmel"—and cigar box sweetness. Granary toast with hints of melted butter and honey. The finish is lengthy and...